Pittsburgh’s 6-3 deep-threat WR whose best trait has been promise through adversity
In the 2011 season, Salath Williams flashed enough in camp to move up Pitt’s depth chart, but a shoulder injury ended his year early, and his earlier profile described him as a very good, fluid athlete with length at 6-3 and explosive upside. The takeaway: he looked like a developing outside receiver with body control and projectable playmaking, but durability was the big question mark. If you’re valuing upside and size, he’s intriguing; if you need a proven, healthy producer, the sample was still thin.
